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**WARNING** BUBBLE BURSTING -- Silver, Gold, Bonds, JAPAN!! · SILVER / GOLD / $UFD Meme Coin Investing & Global Economics

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Our silver and gold, actually an inflation hedge, we're going to
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talk about that in this video. But even more importantly, what
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is going on in the world that could be big, big news for the
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silver price and gold price guys.
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We need to talk about what is now being recognized in the
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mainstream media as a potential for a sovereign bond crisis.
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It's happening right now and it's being recognized right now
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by the mainstream media. This is a big, big story that
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will have major impact on the price of the precious metal.
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So we're going to dig into that one a little bit as well.
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But are people waking up? I'm seeing definitive clues that
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people, not just around the world, but in the United States,
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where most everyone has been asleep regarding precious
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metals. What's that going to mean when
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people really start to wake up in this country to the fact that
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their dollars are becoming worth less?
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And what tangible, real evidence do we have right now to indicate
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to us that that process is likely underway?
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And what would that do for the price of silver?
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What would that do to your with your ability to go to your local
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coin shop and get silver to go online, to go to a place like
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best price nonetheless. We also need to talk about
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currency wars. Are we entering a period of
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currency wars? What is going on with Japan?
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We know what's going on in Japan with gold.
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There's a gold frenzy. Why is there a gold frenzy?
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And what recent news did we get out of Japan that could rock the
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world economy as well? Guys, there is so much going on
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right now all over the world. I think you know, I, I, I do you
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feel, do you feel like we are at the precipice of, like major
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events unfolding like no other time that I've been alive, but
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I've been following silver and gold for 20 years.
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How long have you been following it?
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Right. How long have you been willing
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to, you know, read the tough stories, do the hard work?
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But to me, it feels like we are at a period right now like no
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other in my lifetime where we could be at the precipice of
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major change that could rock the world economy, rock the world
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geopolitically, and result in the value, the real value of
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silver of gold going through the roof.
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RP, let's talk about, let's talk about something.
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This is not funny, but I'd never thought about this and it has to
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do directly with silver and gold as an inflation hedge.
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Actually I'm laughing, but this is of sad fact that we can point
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out. But is there a silver lining in
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this as well? Okay.
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I was listening to an interview last night with a coin shop
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owner in my Why my not? Why not my not my not South
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Dakota I guess I think that's where my not is.
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Correct me if I'm wrong. In the in the chat please a coin
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shop owner and they were talking about why did we have this crazy
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move in silver on Friday, what's going on.
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But he pointed out something I'd never thought of.
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You know, we we always like to to tell this story regarding
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precious metals whether it's gold, silver or platinum that
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the price that we get will always help protect us from
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inflation. In this coin shop owner brought
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up a very interesting point that we have to recognize.
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We may not like this, but don't worry, there is a silver lining
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to this. This coin shop owner said think
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back three years ago, everything is more expensive now than three
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years ago. Gasoline, food, housing,
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everything. Everything is more expensive
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right now than three years ago, except silver and gold.
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And I thought, wow, have you thought of that?
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I hadn't thought of that, but it's true.
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And I went and looked at a chart and he was right, You know,
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three years ago, right now, silver was higher, gold was
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higher, and we've had this three-year period of crazy
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inflation. OK, but gold and silver are now
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lower. So does or do sorry need to use
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the right tense of the verb? Do silver and gold really offer
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a hedge against inflation And I think we know right the store.
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I think there's two things. Number one, number one, on a
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long term basis, if we look at a five year, 10 year, 30 year, 50
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year, 3000 year time period, absolutely silver and gold act
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as a head to store of value and a hedge inflation.
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If we look at the last three years, it's been a slap in the
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face for precious metals investors during a period the
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probably the, the the most exaggerated period of inflation
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that we've had in this country in decades and decades and
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silver and gold went down in value Okay.
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So we know on a longterm basis. That's point #1.
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The second point that I would make is, do you feel like
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there's a lot of energy being stored up in the silver price,
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in the gold price, in the platinum price as well right
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now? Doesn't it feel like there's a
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ton of like, I don't know what another word to describe it,
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momentum, which isn't as good of a word as energy stored in the
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price of the metals right now like we talked about.
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And we're going to talk about a lot more in this video if we are
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on the precipice of major potential crisis.
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Worst case scenario, right. Calamity.
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Worst case scenario. But at minimum very difficult
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times in the future, can't we feel all this energy that's
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being stored in the price? Like, like the analogy, you
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know, we've used before of like holding a beach ball underwater.
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Like we are holding that, like that price is being held down.
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It has a lot of energy, a lot of momentum, a lot of natural force
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behind it. Natural.
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And that's a big key thing about silver and gold and platinum.
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They're natural. They're Mother Nature.
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Maybe you say, God, I'm not. I'm not.
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I'm this is not a religious channel.
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I don't care what people believe.
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Maybe they say it's God's money, nature's money, However you want
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to look at it, it doesn't matter.
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But there's a lot of natural energy stored in the silver
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price and gold price. And I just don't mean that's
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always been the case, right, for the Millennium, but I mean
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especially recently with the fact that, you know, we have had
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crazy inflation over the last three years and gold and silver
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have not performed. They've done OK, right?
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And you hear people say, well, the gold price isn't so bad, and
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central bank buying and my, my, my, my, which is good.
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I'm not poking fun at that. But it feels like there's a lot
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of potential energy that could be released at some point,
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right? Maybe it's this week, maybe it's
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next week, maybe it's next month, maybe it's next year.
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But there's a ton of natural energy.
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Because don't forget, no matter what you say, I don't care.
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I'll argue this point with you. You want to get in an argument
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in the basement. I guess it's going to be 1 sided
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because I can't hear what you're saying back to me, but I'll
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argue the point right now with you.
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Yes, you that gold and silver have always been the natural
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money, always been the basis of all money.
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Sure. They create all kinds of stuff.
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And this isn't the first time in history that they've created
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Fiat, make believe paper money. I was reading last night about
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the history of the United States.
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You know, we had, we had other central banks before the Federal
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Reserve and they all failed. And then Andrew Jackson came on
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board. Yes, Andrew Jackson is a hero
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for silver and gold investors and he got rid of central banks,
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right. I mean they the, the just
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because we have the Fed right now.
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I was going to say the Fed now and we do have the Fed now their
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new electronic payment system. But just because we have the Fed
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now, right that's kind of has been in control most likely for
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all of our lives for all of us. You guys got me 100 thumbs up.
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Hello coin shop, Chris, I haven't even said hi to
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everybody yet. I will ring the bell in just one
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second. Let me tell you something, just
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because the feds been around for what you're you know, I'm 53,
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How old are you? And I'm a young 53.
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Vibrant. I don't care if you're
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8333234340. It doesn't matter how old you
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are. The Fed has been around your
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entire life, most likely. So we think it's permanent.
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But guys, it doesn't have it. The we've not, you know, we had
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other central banks in this country.
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So when we talk about the longevity of silver and gold,
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that's a fact, right? We can call it God's money.
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We can call whatever we want. I'm gonna ring the bell 10 times
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for you right now for the 100. Thumbs up.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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All right, let's get back to business.
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We got serious, serious business, right?
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Oh, and I was laughing. So if gold, I'm sorry.
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If Silver. How about this one?
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Here's a funny one for us. We need to laugh.
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Friday was horrific. Horrific for Silver investors.
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Absolutely horrible. Maddening.
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I actually cried a little bit. I think Susie cut it out at the
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beginning of Friday's live stream.
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I've never had been hit so hard in the gut by the silver price.
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Seeing what happened Friday was insane.
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But he really know let's poke, let's have some fun with it.
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There's nothing fun about it. But this is kind of funny, I
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thought and I let me know what you think about this.
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I kind of laughed like, well, if the price of silver reflects in
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in, you know, keeps keeps track with inflation, then we can all
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rest assured that on Friday when the silver price dropped by 6.4%
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from high to low, that inflation dropped by 6%.
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They go, maybe inflation dropped by 6% Friday.
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Who knows. All right, are people waking up?
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Are people, guys. That's going to be the big deal
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for silver and gold. the United States of America, where we live
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here, we're the richest country in the world, right?
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The most powerful, richest country in the world.
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Nobody gives 2 squat. Nobody gives any care, any any
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respect except us. To precious metals.
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Nobody cares, right? And we do.
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We're an echo chamber, guys. We got over 300 of us together.
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Thank you for being here. You're welcome In the basement.
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You're a basement dweller. We care about the precious
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metals. We do.
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We care about them. But nobody else seems to care.
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And what's the big, big deal? That could be a big, big, big
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move right in the value, the real value of the precious
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metals when everybody else wakes up.
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And I'm telling you, I think it's starting to happen right
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now, Maybe I'm an eternal optimist.
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I don't have a crystal ball that works.
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I do have a crystal ball, just not one that works.
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But I'm starting to feel like people are waking up.
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I got a couple interesting examples.
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What about in the halls of Congress in the United States of
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America, where esteemed congressmen and senators work
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even though they only have a 19% approval rating?
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Are they? Was there a mention of gold?
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And this is funny. This is funny show this morning.
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We're having all kinds of fun, but it's funny, but it's true.
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And it's a good piece of information about silver and
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gold. You want me to give it to you?
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Huh, buddy? You want it?
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Hey, thank you. Not Chili Boo Boo.
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Thank you for the Super chat. I'm sure inflation is just chimp
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temporary. Joe told me that his Bidenomics
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are working. Thank you for the Super chat.
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I'm going to give it to you but I want to have a drink of coffee
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first because this is this is this is funny but also guys,
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it's showing us people are waking up to silver and gold.
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OK, hold on. No, I did not mute my
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microphone. So if you heard me slurp, that
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makes Susie mad that when people hear me slurp, I apologize for
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the slurping noise. Coin shop.
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Chris and I have a new video coming out this afternoon, and I
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accidentally burped in the middle of it and Susie yelled at
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me for that last night. I mean, I'm just human.
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I'm on here a lot. I'm going to have, you know,
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these these human things. What's going on in Congress?
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People waking up, remember this is the big deal for silver.
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Gold. Well, let's let's see let let's
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hear this. You know Senator Menendez got
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caught. He's accused of taking bribes.
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Huge amounts of cash and gold. OK, here's a here's a quote.
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OK. But I do think it's note
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noteworthy that people understand that central banking
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policies are being called into question.
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The Fed is being called into question publicly a little bit
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more than they have in the past. For example, in Congress just
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days ago, Matt Gates, I guess I pronounced, I was going to say
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gets and I said it's Susie. Earlier she said Gates.
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So Gates. Anyway, Matt Gates made the
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following joke. OK, listen to this.
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Sit down. This is funny.
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Now put your funny, put your funny frame of mind on.
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But this does tell us something critical about what's going on
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right now with silver and gold. This is what Matt said.
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He's a congressman or senator. I don't know.
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He said, quote, We are devaluing American money so rapidly that
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in America today, you can't even bribe a Democratic senator with
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cash alone. You need to bring gold bars to
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get the job done just so the bribe holds its value.
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OK, do you mind if I read that to you one more time?
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And I'll read it more quickly this time because I think that
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is hilarious. #1 and #2. It tells us, guys, that the
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world is waking up, not the world the world already woke up.
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the United States. This is in our Congress.
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I'm going to read it one more time.
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Says, quote. We are devaluing American money
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so rapidly that it that in America today, you can't even
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bribe a Democratic senator with cash alone.
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You need to bring gold bars to get the job done just so the
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bribe holds its value. OK.
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Are people waking up? That was in Congress.
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Yes. It was meant as a jab, a
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political whatever. And this is not a political
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show, right? I am.
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I'm a free thinker and I hope you are too.
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That's just the way I look at things.
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But, but, but, but, but, but that went on in Congress talking
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about how if you want to bribe a senator, you now need to use
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gold bars because they don't want cash.
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Because the cash loses its value.
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I mean could you imagine one of our politicians taking their
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bribe, saying you can bribe me, but only with gold bars or
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silver bullion? Because I'm, I know because I'm,
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I work in Congress that we are destroying the value of the
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dollar. But where else?
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I'm telling you guys, okay, I'm going to, I'm, we're going to
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talk about this again. And this, I think is the Canary
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in the coal mine, the the the beginning of massive momentum of
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people waking up to the value of silver and gold.
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And that's this Costco situation.
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You can scoff at me all you want, but I've got a couple very
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interesting examples that I think are showing me that this
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is becoming a big, big deal outside of the fact that every
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major mainstream media news outlet, right CNN, CNBC, Fox,
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Barons, Fortune, Bloomberg, all of them are covering this Costco
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story. And why?
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Think about it. Why?
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Because it's showing that normal, everyday Americans,
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people that go to Costco right, are waking up to the value of
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silver and gold, right? OK.
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And guys, oh remember America's anti silver and gold, right?
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We are the we are if it could be measured, do you what do you
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think about this, if it could be quantified when we use a fancy
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term every once in a while we'd like to throw out fancy terms.
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If it could be quantified. I would say that in terms of
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awareness and interest in precious metals in the United
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States, we are probably the lowest level of the world.
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We're also the richest country in the world.
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So take a step back, take a step back and think about that for a
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second. I want you to think about that
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for a second. We're the richest country in the
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world. We probably will remain the
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richest or one of the richest, richest for top for a good
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period of time to come. But but at the same time the
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number of people, the level of interest in silver and gold is
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probably, and within the United States border the lowest of
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anywhere in the world. To correct me if I'm wrong, if
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you think I'm wrong, if you think, I mean, are you going to
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tell me that Americans are more interested in silver and gold
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than Chinese people, Indians, people in India, Indians,
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Brazilians, Russians, Saudi Arabians?
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Are you going to tell me that that that there there's more
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interest in silver and gold? But the take away here, the big
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deal is that when you got the richest country in the world
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with the lowest level of interest, but when that interest
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grows, that's going to be exponential, OK?
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It's going to be exponential demand for the metals.
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We've covered the numbers. The law of small numbers is in
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your favor. You might go around.
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What do you mean by that? Guys, it's real easy.
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You and me right now. All 400 on a Sunday morning
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talking about silver and gold and some guys basement in St.
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Louis. What's wrong with you?
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It's a big honor that you're here.
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Please. Thumbs up.
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See that you have to look at my ugly thumb.
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Susie says I have ugly thumbs. I think I do too.
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Nonetheless, the law of small numbers is in your favor.
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OK, it is. This is.
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I joke around, but this is serious business.
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The law of small numbers is in your favor.
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Do you want to see $65 silver? Do you want to see $85 silver?
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Oh, go. Go ahead.
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I can feel it. Now they're throwing tomatoes at
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me through the screen. Do you want to see, Do you want
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to see $100 silver? Well, the law of small numbers
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will deliver you there. That's the fact.
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No. Sorry.
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And what do I mean by that? I mean that all 450 of us now
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together, right. We're one in 200 people.
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You know the drill. One in 200 people that are that
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are enthusiasts, right, have spirit, spirit when it comes to
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the silver and gold market, OK, one in 200.
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When that one in 200 when people are start hearing about things
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like Costco selling gold, why are people right.
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And the momentum builds if we let's just let's just say we go
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from being one in 200 to 2 and 200 that alone is a 100%
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increase in people, OK, in money.
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So what do we know about Costco? We got new information besides
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the fact that every media outlet in the world is talking about
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Costco. I'm going to slurp down some
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more coffee. I think that coffee is from
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Sam's Club. You know what else is from Sam's
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Club? My favorite spices.
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See the Weber Bear. They're helping support the
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channel as well. But I also get these spices from
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Sam's Club. Weber Spices.
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Amazing burger, Best Burger. What do they call it?
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Burger. Something gourmet burger.
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It is amazing. It is the best all you do is
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make. You can even buy the premade
22:24
burgers. Sprinkle some of that on both
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sides, pat it in and grill them and you're going to have the
22:30
best burgers of your life. Look, I only tell you about
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things that I love. I love the gourmet burger
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seasoning and I love making hamburgers.
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You can ask anybody, Susie, any of my friends.
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I make the best hamburgers around.
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Check those out. You can get them at Sam's Club.
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OK, now Costco, Not Sam's Club. Sam's Club's not selling gold
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yet, but I wonder when they will.
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I'll have to ask my buddy Jimmy, right, that works with these
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Weber seasonings and Sam's Club. When Sam's Club going to start
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selling gold. Costco, Let's focus on that.
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Couple of interesting things. Why this is a Canary in the coal
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mine, Why gold and silver demand can explode.
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OK. And I was well, no, I I I got
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two things. Two crazy interesting things
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about this. Let me read this to you though.
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I think this is from QTR something finance.
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It says it's an incredible commentary on the average
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American citizen. Americans are literally choosing
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to transact U.S. dollars for gold.
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Just because it's happening on a website that says Costco and the
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transaction is being consummated by housewives named Florence
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doesn't change the fact that enough people thought
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converting. He used the C word.
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We don't buy silver and gold basement dwellers.
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That's right. When you're here, you're a
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basement dweller. Don't forget that we don't buy.
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We convert paper into real metal, OK?
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People thought converting U.S. dollars into hard assets was a
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high enough priority that these bars sold out at Costco.
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These aren't shoppers heading over to Kitco, is what they say.
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These are people casually picking up some gold when they
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buy dog food and toilet paper. Another, OK, another interesting
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thing he this author brings out. This is, this is where it gets
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interesting. And if you think that's crazy
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now, wait until we hit a period of volatility.
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And we've talked about that, guys, right?
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Like, there's crazy demand. Let's just look at Costco for
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gold and silver right right now. During normal times, what
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happens when things get volatile?
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What happens when there's another cough cough type
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scenario or a banking crisis or a sovereign debt crisis?
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Huh. What happens then?
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What happens then? I don't know.
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Coin shop Chris is throwing virtual Ding dongs at me because
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I haven't rang the cowbell yet. I will ring the cowbell please.
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I'd like to finish my thought on Costco right now.
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I just got hit by another virtual Ding Dong my good buddy.
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And thank you to all the moderators here.
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Guys. Please type 6 in the comments to
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thank the moderators. I know Neil's here.
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I know coin shop Chris is here. I know that Mary's here and
25:32
whoever else is here. I forgot.
25:34
I'm going to get to you later now now.
25:37
So so we know silver and gold demands crazy without a crisis.
25:42
Listen to what he says. I'm gonna.
25:44
I'm gonna finish this paragraph without losing my train of
25:46
thought because this is critical to what's going on.
25:49
Absolutely critical information and if you think it's crazy now,
25:55
wait until we hit a period of volatility.
25:58
So far markets have been pretty orderly, but it's mathematical
26:03
certainty that this won't continue to be the case.
26:09
These gold bar purchases will, will look like when I was hold
26:14
on me. These gold bar purchases will
26:17
look like when I was early on COVID and buying face masks at
26:21
stores like Sherwin-Williams and hand sanitizer at my local ALDI.
26:27
Just weeks later, people were beating each other up in grocery
26:31
store aisles for toilet paper. Remember that?
26:34
Remember the toilet paper thing? That was weird.
26:36
If you think the same, oh, poop moment can't happen with gold
26:42
and other types of real money, you're sorely mistaken.
26:47
So what this author is saying is, remember when people panic,
26:54
right? You couldn't get toilet paper,
26:56
You couldn't get face masks. Remember, everybody wanted to
26:59
mask up, right? I'm not gonna comment on that.
27:01
That's great. People can do whatever the heck
27:03
they want. I don't care, right?
27:05
They can believe what they want. They can do what they want.
27:08
I only am a big proponent proponent.
27:11
I'm a proponent. A proponent, proponent of you
27:16
thinking for yourself, OK, now, but people panic, people, Oh, I
27:21
got you face masks. Oh, I got you know about it.
27:24
You know that same thing can happen with gold and silver.
27:28
OK? That's what this author is
27:30
saying when people wake up. He calls it the oh, hold on a
27:36
second. I got to ring the cowbell.
27:37
And then we're going to get back to this because this is
27:39
critical. I'm going to ring the cowbell.
27:43
200 thumbs up. Awesome.
27:46
You guys are the best. Should I broadcast from back
27:49
here with the Weber Bear? I didn't talk about first mining
28:02
gold yet. I'll talk about that later.
28:05
That's what this author's saying, guys.
28:08
When people wake up, we are the richest country in the world.
28:11
We are the United States of America, America the richest
28:17
country in the world. And nobody gives 2.
28:21
Where'd I put it? I'm not going to take out Susie
28:24
gets mad at me when I take out the plastic poop.
28:26
Nobody gives 2 poops about silver and gold.
28:31
It's happening. I think it's happening.
28:34
I think this is the beginning in the fact that this is morphine,
28:38
right? This Costco gold thing.
28:41
You know who's going to be selling gold next?
28:43
Sam's Club, right? They already sell the gold
28:46
standard of seasonings. You know, they're going to be
28:50
selling real physical gold. Do you think they're not over
28:54
there? I can just hear it in
28:55
Bentonville, AR. They're probably saying, hey,
28:58
you know what? Look at this is crazy Costco
29:01
selling gold and it's getting all this attention and it's work
29:04
and it's working. People are waking up and like
29:08
that author said people like Florence.
29:11
You know, she's, she's saying, well, I need to get three things
29:14
A Ziploc bags And what's something else?
29:17
We always run out of here at our house.
29:19
Pancake mix, right? Dry powdered, can't pancake mix
29:23
and some camp food. Oh, you know what?
29:26
I'll throw in a couple ounces of gold.
29:31
Really. Yeah, guys, it's really, really,
29:37
really happening. And it can be big, big news for
29:41
silver and gold. Let's jump into the comments
29:43
real quick. I want to say hi to a few
29:44
people. Mary Radcliffe, thank you for
29:46
being here. You're one of our favorites.
29:49
And thank you for being a moderator.
29:50
Coin Shop Chris, if you're still here.
29:53
Oh, there he is. Hello, Coin shop.
29:54
Chris and his Neil, Neil. Hans Dynasty.
29:57
Neil is the. So there he is.
29:58
The silver and gold. I'm sorry, Platinum.
30:01
What am I saying? Neil's the platinum guru.
30:04
Check out his channel. OK.
30:06
Do you want to learn about platinum?
30:09
Wow, look at all this, you guys. This is a community, and we got
30:13
a lot more to cover. Don't go anywhere, OK?
30:18
This is a very cool community of people, though, so thank you for
30:22
being here. OK.
30:24
Thank you To Susie. I don't know if she's in here.
30:26
Thank you to all everybody. All right, let's all have a
30:29
little sip of coffee. Take a deep breath.
30:32
We're headed good times in the silver and gold market.
30:37
I tell you what, we almost say 500 people on this live stream.
30:40
Can we do it? Let's talk about craziness in
30:44
the silver market on Friday. This was a big deal.
30:48
This was the nuttiest, craziest price move that I ever remember.
30:53
In my multiple decades of following the precious metals
30:57
markets, this was the most insane thing that happened in
31:03
the silver, the paper silver market.
31:06
On Friday, I'm going to wrap it up on this one more time, OK?
31:10
Because I'm dug in deeply over the weekend and I'm, I'm going
31:13
to tell you what people are saying about what happened.
31:16
All right, let me tell you what. What the golden toilet.
31:20
Do you know who the golden toilet is?
31:22
He's like one of the most one of the most followed commentators
31:28
on X. Let me tell you what the Toilet
31:32
Man had to say. Where is it?
31:34
Here it is. Hold on.
31:37
Here it is. Golden toilet.
31:40
Golden Toilet said. If you think for one second that
31:44
you or anyone else you know have any influence over the silver
31:50
price, then you are smoking crack.
31:52
He said that, not me. OK, that's moderate.
31:55
I'll take that. We can, we can say that on this
31:57
channel, he said. Today was all the proof you will
32:02
ever need that the market is under complete, complete control
32:08
by a few colluding banks. Colluding means working
32:12
together, corrupt, he said. Quote UN quote, today was beyond
32:20
belief and I agree with them 100%.
32:24
What makes it even more beyond belief, guys, is the fact that
32:29
in one day on the electronic exchange, OK, they traded the
32:34
equivalent of 550,000,550, five, 50 million ounces of paper
32:42
electronic silver and that's what killed the price.
32:46
We have never seen anything, anything like this.
32:50
What happened Friday in the silver market?
32:52
Yeah, it knocked me on my on my rear.
32:55
Did it knock you on your rear? It knocked me on my rear.
32:59
How the heck can can they can they manipulate the price on the
33:03
Comex like that, right. 550 million electronic oz traded on
33:09
Friday. The whole darn mining industry
33:12
in the world only produces 850 million oz per year.
33:16
It's like 2/3 of the world's mind production was supposedly
33:19
traded on Friday. BS it was all electronic.
33:24
I'm I've never been a big there. You know price fixers.
33:27
I've always believed and I still do believe this that the real
33:31
market physical market will win, will dominate in the end.
33:36
OK. It will.
33:37
Mother Nature will, will prevail.
33:39
Like we talked about earlier, silver and gold.
33:42
That's Mother Nature's form of money.
33:45
We would. That is a fact.
33:47
I'll argue that with you. You want to argue some more?
33:50
I'll argue with you on that one. Absolutely.
33:53
Without a doubt. What happened on Friday was an
33:57
abomination, was a, was a tragedy.
34:00
In my opinion. OK, And I'm sorry.
34:02
I feel that way. No, look, our families are more
34:06
important. Our loved ones, all that good
34:08
stuff. But this was a level 2 tragedy.
34:12
I I'm, I don't know about you, but I'm a silver enthusiast and
34:17
to see what happened on Friday was an absolute disgrace.
34:21
I think to a certain degree it was thievery.
34:23
OK, manipulation. Crimex coin shop Chris likes
34:28
when I call it the Crimex, the crimex, not the comex, the
34:31
Crimex. It was Unicorn fart Dus silver
34:34
okay. And I'm mad about it and it's
34:37
okay that I'm mad. And if you're mad too, it's okay
34:40
that you're mad because it was a bunch of BS.
34:42
Now somebody sent me an e-mail. I got a little inside
34:45
information for you. Okay.
34:47
Now, of course I can't confirm or deny that any of this is the
34:51
truth, but I do have a little inside information.
34:54
I received an e-mail from one of the subscribers and he said that
34:59
he had it on. Good word, that.
35:01
Part of the problem that was pushing down the metals prices,
35:04
especially lately, is the fact that a lot of these big
35:07
institutions are experiencing massive losses on their bond
35:13
investments. You know, because when interest
35:15
rates go up, there's an inverse relationship between bond prices
35:19
and interest rates. Bond prices go down.
35:22
Some of these bonds are down like 30, forty 50% in value,
35:26
right? They're trading for $0.50 on the
35:28
dollar and it's a couple of big funds had to liquidate their
35:32
metals holdings to help cover losses that they're having in
35:35
their bond funds. Like I said, I can't confirm or
35:39
deny that, but it does seem potentially plausible.
35:44
Susie came up with the idea and other people have agreed that it
35:47
could have been the end of the quarter, right?
35:48
It was September 30th, which is the end of the quarter.
35:51
A lot of big firms have to rebalance their books at the end
35:55
of the quarter and maybe again they were absorbing losses in
35:58
other areas. We don't know, OK.
36:01
We know Friday was horrible, horrible, absolutely horrible.
36:06
It was horrible. Are retail investors selling?
36:09
I get mixed. You know, are you?
36:11
Are you, are you. The reason why silver went down
36:14
on Friday, were retail investors showing up?
36:17
I mean look, retail investors showing up at their local coin
36:20
shop selling silver on Friday is not going to move the price of
36:24
silver at the Comex. A bunch of retail investors
36:27
selling over the months leading up.
36:30
Good Okay. I do have a mute button.
36:36
So if that slurping sound bothers you, I can mute next
36:39
time. I don't think it was retail.
36:43
I'm not blaming you or me. I don't sell, I've never sold
36:47
silver nonetheless. So I don't buy that and and and
36:50
we're hearing that was on what was it, Silver seeker, this
36:55
interview with this coin shop owner and why not he says he's
36:57
been busy. Some of the coin shops are
36:59
saying they've been very busy. I need to check with the guys at
37:02
Pembex. Maybe they're watching now.
37:04
They can send me an e-mail and I can give you an update tomorrow.
37:07
Are the online bullion dealers busy?
37:10
Did this crazy interesting idea that this craziness that ensued
37:14
on Friday in the silver market. Did that result in a big number
37:20
of people? Fine silver.
37:22
I'll be honest with you. I bought some silver on Friday,
37:25
Okay from Pin Becks. I did.
37:29
It was hard. It's always hard to buy when the
37:32
price is down. But you know I got a better
37:35
price than I would have got if I'd if I'd bought a day earlier.
37:39
So anyway, straw here's, here's, here's what everybody's going to
37:44
blame it on. Here's what all the pundits are
37:47
going to tell you. What do you think about this?
37:50
Silver's and gold are down because the dollar strong.
37:53
Yeah, the dollars near 6 month highs, right.
37:56
The DXY. Let's compare the dollar to a
37:58
bunch of crappy other currencies.
38:00
What do you say guys and say, oh we got a strong dollar.
38:03
We got a strong dollar. You know, I I trying to think, I
38:08
mean there's so many analogies for that, right?
38:11
You know that whole story. The dollar strong.
38:13
Yeah, if you compare it to a bunch of other crappy
38:15
currencies. But the reality is the dollars
38:17
going down, down, down in value. How old are you, Right.
38:22
Think about that. Maybe you're 33, maybe you're
38:24
53. Maybe you're 60708093.
38:27
We got some 90 year olds that watch everybody's welcome here.
38:30
No matter how old you are, it doesn't matter, right?
38:34
Think about your lifetime. The dollar is going down in
38:38
value. Think about what it costs to buy
38:41
anything. A candy bar, a gallon of gas,
38:44
anything. Anything.
38:47
It takes more dollars. What?
38:52
I can't hear you. Can you Susie screaming at me
38:55
that for those of you don't know, the real boss here in the
39:00
basement is Susie And OK, Would you like to say anything to the
39:07
crowd? Would you like to say anything
39:12
else to the crowd? You know, I used to tell her her
39:19
voice is like a I know I have. Oh, yeah, I got to ring the
39:24
bell. OK.
39:29
I used to tell her she has a voice like a songbird.
39:31
She's the real boss behind the scenes.
39:34
And thank you. And now, OK, you can turn off
39:39
your walkie-talkie. I need to ring the bell, she
39:43
said. Don't ring it with your nose.
39:45
We've had a tradition. Do I have 300 bikes?
39:48
I can't see anything I'm getting.
39:49
I'm getting old anyway. Anyway.
39:52
Anyway, Anyway, I need to ring the bell, guys.
39:54
It's a big deal. 300 likes. I'm not supposed to do it with
39:57
my nose, but. Until I lose a sponsorship
40:07
because I ring a bell with my nose.
40:09
I've always rung the bell at 300 lights With the nose.
40:12
With the nose. Anyway, who was I talking about?
40:15
Nah, I lost. Oh yeah.
40:17
Hold on. Yes.
40:20
Oh no, you couldn't. Alright, I'm turning you off.
40:26
Or Susie, we're not going to hear from her anymore today.
40:29
Strong dollar, strong dollar. BSBS.
40:34
OK. Interest rates are high.
40:36
Interest rates are high. BSBS guys, look, look, we don't.
40:41
The reason why silver got clobbered on Friday was one
40:45
thing alone. Manipulation.
40:47
There's no other way around it. Look at a chart.
40:49
It is sickening, OK? And we know there's massive
40:53
price manipulation by individual traders on the Comex and eat
40:59
possibly by the government. It's just the the reality of
41:03
what is going on. OK, let me hop into the into the
41:06
comments here. Susie's house.
41:07
She's the boss. No nose.
41:09
Yeah. I'll never get out of the
41:11
basement today guys. What do you think let me ask.
41:14
Let's let let me hear from you in a type 4 in the comments.
41:20
If you think Friday's crazy price decrease and silver was
41:25
because of manipulation by the COMEX by the crime X Type 4, I
41:32
want to see how many of you think OK oh coin shop Chris is
41:36
reminding me while we while we tally that up, first mining
41:40
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sponsors like first mining gold. Keep new Meyer, if you know
41:48
silver, right, keep new Meyer like the king of silver, triple
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digits silver. He speaks out about the about
41:56
the manipulation of the price of silver.
41:58
He started this company, OK. They hold unbelievable portfolio
42:04
of gold projects, Gold in the ground, they're a development
42:08
company. Gold in the ground in Canada,
42:11
right. And I'm going to Canada soon.
42:13
I'll tell you more about that in the future, but gold in the
42:17
ground in Canada, and I'm not talking about a little gold.
42:22
I mean, like 2 projects alone that have 5 million or more
42:26
ounces of gold in the ground, gold that's been drilled,
42:31
identified this, you know, they, they put out these, these, these
42:34
regulated reports, the gold is there and they got four other
42:37
projects as well. The big companies are going to
42:40
need more gold. And I'm telling you, the
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development companies, including First Mining Gold are going to
42:46
be the answer because the big companies have not invested in
42:50
drilling and exploration. So if you're interested in gold
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mining stocks, check out First Mining Gold.
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The symbol is Frank, Frank Mary George, Frank F, FM.
43:02
GF All right, nothing that Keith Newmeyer.
43:07
That guy. Keith Newmeyer, right.
43:10
Triple digit silver, I can feel it.
43:13
Now I'm getting virtual tomatoes thrown at me.
43:16
Can we get the triple digit silver?
43:19
I've heard Keith say right, we need a new price discovery
43:22
mechanism for silver. Think about this.
43:28
We're getting it on many, many levels.
43:31
OK, think about what's going on with Costco with gold.
43:34
What about when Costco sells silver?
43:36
What do you think's going to happen then when Costco starts
43:40
selling silver, maybe Sam's Club will start selling silver.
43:45
Wouldn't that be interesting, huh?
43:49
What do you think price discovery means?
43:51
Price discovery means the mechanism by which the market
43:54
determines the price of a specific good or service.
44:00
When it comes to silver, we're talking about $100 silver,
44:04
triple digit silver, right? Let's think about a couple
44:07
things in regards to that. We know the Comex is corrupt.
44:12
It is. It's been proven right.
44:14
We know there's a concerted effort on many levels to control
44:18
the price of silver. We know that Americans are
44:23
starting to wake up. But what did Keith Newmeyer do
44:25
lately? Right?
44:26
And in this is kind of this did not get enough attention and
44:30
maybe it's because the powers that be don't want this to be
44:34
known by the masses. But Keith Newmeyer said enough
44:38
is enough. I'm going to start my own mint,
44:40
right? Because first Majestic Silver,
44:42
the other company that he runs, right?
44:44
They're a huge silver mining company.
44:47
They have a they have a store also where you can buy bullion.
44:50
And he was frustrated that he couldn't get the product.
44:53
So in Nevada, he started his own Silverman.
44:55
So that ideally, ideally think about this, at some point one of
45:02
the world's largest silver producers will be able to sell
45:06
all the silver they mine directly to retail investors.
45:12
And I hope, I hope that Keith makes the first majestic silver
45:16
products available not just through his bullion store, which
45:20
of course they will, but also to other other other stores like
45:24
pin backs, right. I think you know hey I think you
45:27
know what I'm gonna, I'm gonna, I'm gonna propose, yeah.
45:31
Anyway, it's none of my business, but it'd be cool if
45:35
pin backs became like the first outlet for outside of First
45:40
Majestic. For the first Majestic silver
45:42
products. Who knows?
45:43
It'll be interesting. Price discovery, determining the
45:46
price right now. OK, let's think about this.
45:49
Sit down. Pay attention.
45:52
How is the the price of silver? We got to admit it.
45:55
You don't like it. I don't like it.
45:57
But there's a there's a happy ending to this.
45:59
How is the price of silver determined right now on the
46:03
Commax? For those of you who join late,
46:08
and for those of you who've been on this live stream from the
46:10
very beginning, let's remember what happened on Friday when
46:14
silver went down 6 1/2 percent. There were 550 million
46:18
electronic paper, Unicorn fart dust, make believe nothing
46:25
silver oz that were traded. OK.
46:29
That's how silver, that's how the price of silver is being
46:31
determined. Now it's not just Keith
46:33
Newmeyer, it's also this very powerful growing interest in the
46:40
world, the Eastern countries who are saying enough is enough when
46:45
it comes to the manipulation of the metals prices.
46:50
Have you heard of this country called China, right, The second
46:53
biggest economy in the world? They're saying enough is enough.
46:56
What about Russia? Right?
46:58
One of the largest gold producers in the world, Right.
47:01
They're saying enough is enough. There's a thing called the
47:03
Moscow World Standard that will be coming online, which is a new
47:07
market for the metals. There's the Shanghai Gold
47:10
Exchange and the Shanghai Futures Exchange.
47:13
That's been around 20 years now and growing and growing and
47:18
growing. But there's a little difference.
47:20
There's one little difference you need to realize about the
47:22
Shanghai Futures Exchange and the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
47:27
They don't trade 550 million make believe Unicorn fart dust
47:32
ounces of silver. No, you know what they trade
47:34
over there. But it's really strange that a
47:37
market over in the in Asia trades primarily based upon the
47:42
physical ounces of the metal. What?
47:46
Oh, that makes it hard to play games now, doesn't it guys?
47:53
We are going to move into a period of true price discovery
47:58
for silver and gold and platinum for that matter.
48:04
And it's going to be a really, really beautiful day.
48:08
You know what's going on in Japan.
48:11
Have you heard about that? Do you know, I didn't know this.
48:14
Maybe, you know, you guys, you guys are maybe a little more
48:16
well read than I am. But did you know that Japan is
48:21
the third largest economy in the world?
48:23
Did you know? And we're going to talk later on
48:26
in a in a different live stream specific on Japan.
48:29
I know my thumbnail said Japan, but this is going too long.
48:32
But I'm just going to tell you a little nugget about Japan.
48:35
Thank you Jim for that super chat man, man, what a nice guy.
48:40
Super chats are super appreciated and go a long way to
48:42
help support the channel and and and I can bribe my way out of
48:47
the basement. Susie lets me out once we get to
48:50
a certain level of super chats. I'm just joking.
48:52
Never expected, always appreciated when you guys make
48:56
little donations to me and coin Shop Chris.
48:58
Coin Shop Chris. If you want to donate to him,
49:01
there's always a link in the description of this and every
49:03
video. Nonetheless, let me tell you a
49:06
little nugget about Japan. Japan's waking up.
49:09
Think about, think about, think about.
49:11
Think about. This is, this is exciting.
49:13
This is double Oh my gosh, my brain is exploding with positive
49:19
fireworks. And I'm going to tell you, I
49:21
don't know about you. When you get older, your our
49:23
brains don't explode with positive fireworks all that
49:27
often. But guys, there's a there's a
49:29
gold frenzy in Japan. Look it up for yourself.
49:33
People in Japan are freaking freaky dekey about the fact that
49:38
their yen is losing value and they're going crazy.
49:42
So we got the gold frenzy in Japan.
49:43
We already know there's a gold frenzy in China, India, Russia,
49:46
Saudi Arabia, the rest of the world.
49:48
But now Japan's a western country underneath the the, the
49:52
underneath the control of the United States basically after
49:56
World War 2, right? That's the fact we've kind of
49:59
control Japan. The Japanese citizenry are
50:04
freaking and frenzying towards gold.
50:08
That's that. When I combine that with what
50:11
I'm seeing happening here right now, right now, right here in
50:17
the United States of America with Costco, just as an example,
50:23
Whoa, what? Stick around for 400 likes.
50:34
Oh yeah, we got. OK, guys, guys, guys, guys,
50:36
guys. We're going to talk more about
50:37
the fireworks. Don't leave, please.
50:39
We have 500 people. That is awesome.
50:41
But what we really want to do, where is the gong?
50:44
OK, you see underneath the fan when we get the 400 bikes?
50:48
I'm going to. I'm going to bring the gong.
50:50
So please, I promised you I would.
50:52
I lied to you again. Please.
50:54
We need more thumbs up when we get the 400.
50:56
We got fireworks. It's the reality of the
51:01
situation right now in the world, right?
51:05
Right. Japan, China, everywhere.
51:07
Everybody's waking up. And now it's happening.
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Oh, I forgot to tell you this. I got another little firework
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for you. Keep going with those.
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I'm gonna get bang the gong. But I ran into a buddy of mine
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this morning. His name's Mike.
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His last initial is R as in Ron. OK, he's not a pirate.
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His name's Mike R He's a multimillionaire.
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OK? Not like Warren Buffett or, but
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he's mostly in real estate. Very smart guy, very smart guy.
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He's not a gold bug or a silver bug, but he knows kind of what I
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do. You know, the first thing, first
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thing, we got 400. I'm going to tell you, I'm going
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to go ring the gong. And I'm going to tell you the
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first thing that Mike R talked about when he saw me this
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morning. He didn't ask how I was doing.
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He didn't ask about, you know, anything else?
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No, he told him. Talked about something else.
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Which I'm going to tell you, but we got 400 thumbs up.
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Hey, and subscribe to the channel if you like this.
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I beg out of video every day for the rest of my life.
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OK. I'm going to be your friend.
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Whoa. And you can make other friends.
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And you know what? And I got something else I want
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to announce. OK, so hold on.
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Let me go ring the gong. It's a big day.
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We get 400 thumbs up. That's made out of gold.
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Oh wait, 4OK2 big two big announcements.
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Got two big big big big big big big, big big announcements.
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Mike, first thing he says to me. OK, And he's a smart guy.
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He's actually in his 70s now because anyway, smart guy, been
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around, OK, first thing he says to me, he's like, what's going
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on with Costco selling gold? OK, OK, He the what?
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OK, so what's the big deal about that statement?
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I want you to think about that for a second.
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Remember what I told you about Mike, right?
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He's smart. He's got money, OK?
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He's done very well in his life, and he's not a gold bug.
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He's not a silver and gold enthusiast.
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He's not watching right now. OK, all right, think about that.
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And he asked me about the Costco situation.
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I'll tell you what the big deal is.
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Remember earlier I told you that we are one in 101 in 200 people,
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right? You and I, gold enthusiasts,
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lovers of the precious metals. Maybe you're into platinum.
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Maybe you're into silver. Maybe you're into gold.
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It doesn't matter. You're only one in 200 people.
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You are the black sheep of the United States of America.
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OK, you're one in 200. Now what's MM right.
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People like Mike. We like Mike.
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Hey, Mike. We like you, Mike.
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Come join us. People like Mike are the
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marginal increase that we need. Mike could be the two in 200.
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That would double. We get a lot of Mikey's all
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around the around the world, not around the world.
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We're just talking about. We already got a lot of Mikey's
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all around the world. We need more Mikey's in America.
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We get a bunch of Mikey's. They're like, oh, this Costco,
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you know, right? That double s the amount of
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people in the United States. Don't forget the richest country
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in the world running to precious metals.
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What I'm talking about is you, right?
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You going to your local coin shop in Mikey?
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Already been there. You show up in the local coin
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shop and they say, sorry, we don't have any gold and silver.
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We got some. I don't know.
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We got some. I don't know.
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We got some rings you can buy or whatever.
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We're out of gold and silver and platinum.
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Because people like Mikey came and joined the boat.
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Right. They they're drew.
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They'll Dre. It'll be.
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It'll be it'll be like toilet paper.
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Remember we talked about that earlier.
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Be like toilet paper during the cough, cough crisis.
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It'll be gone. Bye, bye.
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It'll all be gone. Okay, I got one more big
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announcement for you guys or an idea.
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And I want to get your opinion on this, but we have a great
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community of people here in Ron's basement.
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You guys are awesome. We got Susie, we got Neil, We
55:37
got Coin Shop. Chris, We got Juan Giusto, We
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got Jim McDaniel. We got a bunch of super chats,
55:42
which I'm very grateful for. But I had this idea that I would
55:47
put together a website with like a chat room, because people like
55:50
to chat like and it's such wonderful people.
55:54
But after this is over when you guys can't keep chatting.
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And I thought if I had a website with a chat room in it, it might
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be a good idea for anytime 24 hours a day, people could go and
56:07
chat on an ongoing basis. And we could have some, you
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know, a bunch of moderators. So many of you that I trust
56:13
Sassy Silver Pat, you know, obviously Mary Susie coin shop.
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Chris, you know, I just an idea send me an e-mail if you think
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that. And I was trying to think of a
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name for it like the basement, something like the basement room
56:30
or the finished basement. No, that's not good.
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Something like a room where anytime people could go and ask
56:36
questions, support each other, you know, that's important.
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You guys are so awesome. And you know, I don't know what
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I'm. I'll tell you this, Susie and I
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and I put a lot of work into this and it gets very hard and
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frustrating at times. But at no time is it not worth
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it because great people like you make it so worthwhile.
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OK. And I want to say one more time,
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thank you to you for being here. It's not called Ron Tube.
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It's called YouTube. There is this basement situation
57:09
doesn't exist without you. I want to say thank you to the
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companies that make this possible, right?
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First, mining, gold, Weber seasonings, and our friends at
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Penn Beck's. Let's give them all a thumbs up.
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Remember, you can get those Weber seasonings at Sam's Club
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and you can't get real physical gold and silver yet at Sam's
57:30
Club. But I think that might change
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sometime in the future. Hey, thank you for being here.
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Have a great rest of your day and I'll see you soon.